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!NPS 'y'"' 1o'' " ge CdJoTnIa 4SSocidted Press.
VALLEJO, November Dist. = The stone
doek at Mare Island was flooded tonight.
ana tomorrow morning the French flag
snip Duquesne will be taken in the dock.
The report that the vessel was aground here
was without the slightest foundation. No
dllnculty Is expected in docking the vessel
a Murderous Assault.
l'cPy'ght' 1887, 6y The California 4ssocidted Press
NEEDLES, November 2lst.-In dispute
over business matters, John Lysett, a .a-
loon man here, stabbed his partner, Nc
Connell, in the neck this evening. McCon
nell is from San Bernardino. and is seri-
ously, If not fatally, wounded. Lysett Will
be arrested.
Accident to a Lady.
tc@pyF'g'' 1857 dy Tic California -4esoc.aei Ie,s
ANDERSON, November 21st.-Mrs. Gates
who lives three miles above here
while returning home last night, passed a
team, from which someone fired a gun.
Her team became frightened and ran away,
throwing her out. She has been insensibIe
ever since.
Narrow Escape.
lCopyigh, 1887, by The California Associated Press,
CHICo, November 2lst.-Mrs. ]. J. Hallam
swallowed quantity of ammonia yesterday
~ NA'SN'ArNNy bub lJlOil pl IuSulGdl attendance
prevented fatal results. although her mouth
and throat were badly burned.
Weather Indications
SAN FRANCISCO, November 2lst.-TSpe-
clal. THE weather indications for the
twenty-four hours commencing at a
November 22d, for California. are: Local
rams and light, variable winds, generally
southerly, and cool weather, with rising
temperature.
Fire Near Chico.
CHICO, November 21st-Two new barns
on the ranch of John Crouch, five miles
west OF Chico, were destroyed by fire yester
day. Two mules three horses, 200 tons of
hay and twenty sets of harness were
burned. Loss about $4,000; insured. The
origin IS unknown, but it was probably
caused by smoking.
An Alleged BooGler.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 21st.-TSpe-
cial. THE application for writ of babeas
corpus on behalf of W. A. Boyd, implicated
IN the Chinese certificate frauds, was TODAY
refused by Judge Hoffman. His bail has
been reduced from $4,000 to $4,000. He
has not yet been able to obtain it.
Held for Perjury.
SAN Francisco, November 2lst.-TSpe-
cial.J-C. e. Kinard, charged with perjury
III luS jury that
Under-Sheriff O'Connor attempted to bribe
him while Oh the jury in the case of White
vs.: Merrill ct al, was to-day held in So 600
bail.
Fell Down shaft.
GRASS VALLEY, November 21st.-Yester-
day afternoon Henry Hicks fell twenty feet
IN shaft at the Idaho mine and then
caught on the timbers with his hands, thus
saving himself from fearful death. Two
or three OF his ribs are broken.
Fatal ThoughtIessness.
GRASS VALLEY, November 2lst.-Jacob
Bendorf aged sixteen years, was accident
ally killed yesterday afternoon by being
shot in the bowels. He was pulling his
gun through brush fence.
Magnetic Mr.. Dimmig.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 21st.-TSpe-
cial. THE latest theory in the Benbayon
case is that Dimmig mesmerized Benhayon
and while he had him under his control
forced him to write the confession and
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OREGON.

Sale of the Stock of the Firm of Acker-
man Il Co.
Copyright, 1887, by tie California associated Press
PORTLAND, November 21st-To-day the
stock of III. Ackerman & Co., who failed
some weeks ago, was sold by Sheriff Jordan
to U. K. Arnold, of this city, for $39, 600,
just enough to cover the judgments against
the firm
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Los ANGELES.

A Warning To the Striking Sailors at San
Pedro Harbor.
ICepu7Slt 1857. dy The California Associated Pres
Los ANGELES, November 21st.-At a
meeting of the Board of Supervisors TO-DAY
Eugene Germain, President of the Board
of Trade, together with a committee an
pointed by the same Board, appeared be-
fore them in reference to the trouble ex-
isting between the ship-oHners and sailors
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of San Pedro. The result of the conference
was the adoption of the following resolu-

| ResotUod, That the Board of Supervisors of Los
| Angeles county reimburse the Sheriff for any
expense necessarily incurred for protecting all
| crews placed on board the vessels lying in the
harbor of San Pedro, and that it is the sense of
| this Board that any and all persons who shall
| interfere with or oppose the said officer or his
| depu les in the discharge oftheir duties, be
! prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
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Most ANY One Wonld

VIENNA, November 2lst.-Reports are
current here that the German Crown Prince
has OF late shown signs of occasional men
ial depression.
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SMALL COINS.
Tbs Government to Turn Out a Quantity
of Gold Dollars.

of Gold Dollars.
PHILADELPHIA, November 21st.-Super-
intendent Fox, of the United States Mint,
said to-day that not only is the demand be-
ing kept up for small or minor coins, but
that the banks are now wanting gold dol
lars. They are demanding new quarter
and half-dollaT pieces. The Superintendent
stated that by the 1st Of January he would
have coined as many gold dollars as be
thought advisable for the present. When
asked how many, he replied Less than
ten thousand. 1 do not think will exceed
that amount -
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MEXICO.

German Capitalists TO Construct an Inter-
oceanic Railway.
CITY OF MEXICO, November 21st.-It is
believed that the concession for an inter
oceanic railway from this city to Acapulco
has been transferred to a syndicate of
German bankers.
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PACIFIC COAST.
FURTHER SHIPMENTS OF FRESNO
RAISINS.
Northey Gets Nine Years--Affrays
and Accidents-A Father
Murders His Child.
SENATOR STANFORD.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EzooHD-us1os.l
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DIR. MACKENZIE,
Interview With the Surgeon Who Opera
ted on the Crown Prince,

ted on the Crown Prince.
Record Unions Special C1blegram-C Cop,Tiqsted
by the NetV York Tribune
LONDON, November 21st.-The Oueeu
has been profoundly depressed by the un-
favorable news from San Reno, which is
most affecting to her. on both public and
private grounds. To those familiar with
the Berlin courts political situation it is
most raglcal in its personal aspect. while
from political point Of view the early
death OF the Crown Prince would be one
OF the most deplor2ble events in the history
OF Europe. | have had an interview on
the subject with Sir Norrell Mackenzie.
GU spoke" said ], rather too conf
IDENTIFY OF curing your paiient?"
1t would seem so. Allow me to saw
he replied, that it is quite untrue. What
did say was that if his disease were NOT
malignant | had no doubt | could cure it.i
Ii the operation which you prevented
on your visit 10 Berlin had been performed.
then do you suppose things would be as
bad as they now aTe?'
That is question impossible to answer
think 1t is probable they would be in
finitely worse. | know, however that
even II l had never appeared on the scene
1t is highly doubtful whether the Prince
would have consented to undergo
any cutting operation. As a matter of
ldct, ne never knew the Germans had so
drastic measure in contemplation tin he.
learned il accidentally from one Of his
suite in the Highlands 1t is not a fact
that have at any time tried 10 throw the
responsibility for my treatment of the case
on anyone else's shoulders. | certainly
hold Professor Virchow responsible for his
opinion on the nature of the growth I
have already told you it was this opipion-
or, rather, ! should say authoritative de-
cision- which determined my line of treaI-
ment, and which induced the German doe.
tors to sanction it,
But Professor Virchow says he gave
you no opinion on the disease, as a whole"
OF course not. lie could only reporf
on the corpus deficit submitted to MIN. He
laid stress, however, in all his repol is on
the entire absence of any malignant ap-
Pearance, or anything likely to excite sus-
plclon as to the existence of a graver dis
ease below"
asked how long the case was likely
to be prolonged, and Sir Morrell answered
bIusqEely
That is subject on which must de-
cline to enter. All l can tell YOU IS that
the disease is essentially chronic in its
course
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STAR HILLS AND MALT HOUSE.

1916 nenio S ~ SEUBo1RG GIsdH s&fE IAEs EAcRa Pro
prietors. Manufacturers of Malt and ell kinds
of Meals. Would call special attention 10 our
Kin-dried Cornmeal, 0atmeal, etc. Also, deal
ers in Hops, Ccrks, Produce, GRAIN Feed and a
general assortment of Brewers Supplies
Ss-ExcSange sold on all principal cities In
Europe. In
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Alleged Dynamiters.

LONDON, November 2lst.-A detective
mas arrested man named Callan, who dis
appeared after the death in London recent
ly of the alleged dynamiter, Cohen.
quantity of dynamite was found in
Callan's lodging and the police seized a
package containing money sent to him bv
Moroney, allas Melville, who was said to
be the agent in London of the "Clan Ma
dael' Society. Michael Harkins. one of
me me witnesses at the inquest on the body of
Cohen, has also been arrested.
Callan and Harkins were brought into
Court this morning and remanded Tor trial.
The substance found in their rooms is por-
nounced to be dynamite
Accident to Royal Party.
VIENNA, November 21st.-The Austrian
Imperial yacht,w the Empress on board.
was III collision with an Italian vessel on
the Austrian coast to-day. The accident
happened during fog, The Yacht was
not damaged. The Empress CAME on deck
and ordered every effort made TO save the
crew of the other vessel. All were rescued
except one boy.
A Threat from Scotland.
LONDON, November 21st.-The Scottish
Miners Federation have resolved to work
but five days a week, and eight hours per
day. They have also agreed to proclaim
national strike in Scotland, II Robert Cum
ningham Graham, NJ. p, who was arrested
during the London disturbances Of Sunday,
the 18th inst. is sept TO prison.
Harrington and Goscheu.
DUBLIN, November 21st.-The Constitu-
tional Club has resolved to present ad-
dresses to Lord Harrington and Goschen on
their arrival in This city. The club will
also present an address to Lord Salisbury
at Oxford on Wednesday
Lord Harrington and MT. Goscheu have
both declined an invitation TO visit Belfast
an deliver addresses there.
Another Ocean Horror.
LONDON, November 21st-The LiyernooI
steamship DOuro has been wrecked off
Cape Finisterre. Thirteen passengers were
drowned v VIC
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A lot OF Wraps. Jackets and listers. somewhat
out OF style, but of fine material, can be
easily remodeed into stylish Garments. The
price is hardly what the buttons cost. So to S5 90
Stylish Walking Jackets in BoucIe Jersey Cloth
Cassmeres and Nggerheadw.,.o5 cents and up
We have several lines of very handsome Wraps
in different material; the very latest Styles
nicely trimmed and ornamented. The
prices take in a wide range, running
,$5 to $50 90
Heavy Cloakings, double width, 60 inches, in
different cOlOrs, choice goods and excellent
Value. 81 SO and ST. rs per yard
Fancy Mission Wooen Mills Buggy Robes So to 81 SO
Black Fur Shoulder Capes......s2 SO and upwards
Children's Cloaks, in plain and fancy pat
terns ...............S So IS to $40 90
An immense quantity of Ladies' Jerseys, not
less than fifty styles and qualities to select
frOm... rs cents to $4 so
Victoria Notified Skirt, extra heavy and long S1 25
E L 60 i - $ F.
No Tl@ s1d ZIG Sacramento
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WHOLE NO. l1,419.
FOREIGN TOPICS.
FRENCH REPUBiICANISM UNDER
60!NH AN c. 2AL.
An Interview With DIR. Mackenzie
Another Shipwreck Matters
in Freland-Etc.
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

lsPReiRi DISPATCHES TO TEE RBoonO-ussos.I
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a Sunday Diversion.

New York, November 21st.-On Sunday,
near Flatbush, L. l., Jack Kearns, of this
city, and Jimmy Howard, of Flatbusb,
better known as The Mouse" Feather
weights(, fought to a finish. Kearns
Knocked his opponent out in the third
round
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The "REUoRc- U MON"
is the only paper on the
coast, outside of San Fran
cisco, that receives full Asso-
ciated Press Dispatches from
all parts of the world.
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Magnetic Mr.. Dimmig

SAN FRANCISCO, November 21st-TSpe-
cial. 1.-The latest theory in the Benbayon
case is that Dimmig mesmerized Benhayon,
and while he had him under his control
forced him to write the confession and
other papers.
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A House for Mrs. Hancock.

New YORK, November 21st.-The Wash
ington Sunday Capital says that Banker
Corcoran is interesting himself actively in
the movement to purchase house there
for the widow OF General Hancock. The
house that was selected some time ago was
not purchased because the owner raised
to $40 600
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without loss Of time, when tho Intestinal
canal Is blocked up by reason Of constipation.
chronic or temporary. II should be borne In
mind that this ailmentis Is prone to become last.
Ing and obstinate. and breed other and worse
complaints. Iiostcttcr's stomach Bitters Is tho
precise remedy to remove the obstruction
effcctually, but without drenchins or weaken.
Ing the blockaded bowels. q consequence
always to be apprchc nded from the use Of
violent laNativcs. which are among the most
pernicious OF the cheap nostrums swallowed
by the crednlous and misinformed. The Hat
OF experience, and Of the medical fraternity,
sanctions the claims OF this standard Apcricnt.
Not only a. source OF relief aud permanent
regularity 10 the bowels. liver and stomach,
but as means of remedy ying and preventing
kidney and bladder troubles, and fever and
aguc. II Is without peer.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rast by u sick child suffering and crying with
the sIcruciattng pain Of cutting teeth II 80.
20 a: once ana get u bottle OF N rs. wINsLOwy
sODCHiN8 SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
little snfYsr Immediately depend uponit; there
In no mistake about It There IL not Q mother
on earth Who has over used it. who will not tall
yOu ~ ones that It Will regulate tho bowels. and
give rest " ths mother. and relief and health 70
the child. operating like magic. II 10 perfectly
safe IN In all casss ana pleasant to the taste.
and il the prescription Of one OF the Oldest ana
hest female physicians ana nurses in tho nitad
States. Sold everywhere. Is cents bottle.
mAVSl-lyd&V
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Fro,e tho philadelphia inquirer.
II would b Q good plan for our snSo !, =
msnsgen 70 have On occasional I" hre oni !"
for The benefit Of their patrons. Sucn snsa.s y
should bs announced bsiosshand. 10 oscs. =. y
avoid . panic, and the programme OF 'os
evening should stats that - :.
In order to demonstrate the snslre J, .,ney My .,
the audiences In this tnee.,O w ~. W ~ -. ~
ooociu sion Of the performance this evening,
srd ina audienCe 10 requested 10 leave the
building y rapidly 9. pcs:iols that our r.
trous may SO nSw ...y 3Cy Cou,o ,,,s,, IH .ns !a
fre-whici, with the precautions ws con.
stantly, etc stc.
That would show whether or mot there 10
anything In the s,ereotyped boast that "there
IL NO danger In this house"
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A wise Little 4isI.

A four.year.old maiden Of Philadelphia,
with tho advent Of warm weather, invited
three playmates into an loo cream saloon
whore she msgnificently ordered four plates
Of cream. When Il had been eaten che
calmly started to walk out OF the place with.
out paying. Tue proprietor stopped her.
Looking up In his fsce In the most innocent
manner, shs lisped III ain't got any money,
cir. Iii pay you when lm married."
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II al not PUrdock Riood Rulers bsen q remedy
OF una nest ionAbi. merit hey would haS been
set down upon by tie public as thousands Of
M dic'n have been when their worth isssness
was discovered "Hurd 'ck Bond Btters have
rec.ived unb mnd.d praises q ON the sick. thus
establishing their merit beyond dispute. FOR
sae by u b.Ctsshran, druggist, I37 and - North
Ouas.t .traat, tApcastar
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Uudesg0 Ing . Ohsass.

FROM the New Yorh sun.
Hs--Chicago IL iosinG her prestige 10 some
extent "A . PORK centre, 10 she moi, Miss
BreezyH
Miss Breezy-Is -, abe 10 falling behind
somewhat In that respect, but when u comes
to literature and art, tho city n up et i've
o'clock In the morning % ciear-sysd - .
Jersey COW.
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"ror years have been u severe SUITE rer from
paths In the back. Tried vari aus applications
One botti. OF Thon.as' kciecfvio on entirely
cured me. Cured Others equally quick" Mrs.
hnning Of II h street. Buntlo. Srote this. For
sale by Cochran, druggtst, l3i and l,R
North Qdesn street Lancaster.
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In ono case personally known to me the sue.
oars OF Rurd0ck blood Riners was almost incrs
dibls. one Lady described them ss worth hun.
drcds OF dollars. myself have the greatest con 4.
ndsncs In them" rs. scratch. Druggist. Ruth.
ven. Ont FOR sale by II. Il. Cochran. drugRist,
Isl aud l3l North Quean street. LAncAAter.
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The People Aston ished.

Many people are astonished whom they dts.
cover IN. wide circulation Of ThoBsds' Eclecfrtc
OIL There Is hardly n drus house in the country
that 90 not have this remedy upon its shel YES
Tho public have found It is good thing and
stick to H. bOr sale by II Il Cochran, druggist,
l37 and l.s, North Queen street, Lancaster.
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The Fresh Fragrance Q

stU TCND renders II the most agreeable
article ever used M tooth wash. II has mono
OF the acrid properties OF the astri ngent tooth
powder. and instead OF contracting the gums, It
renders them frln and elastic.
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An Uucommoniy ssoId Declaration.
NJ rom Senator Ingalls, Speech At Abilene, Ter.
l have no hssitancy In declaring that In
this country negro suffrage has been an Oh.
sOlute and unqualified failure
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What Il IL Good for ?

Let Us tell you what DR.. 7hon.as' II electric Oh
IL good Tor. II - death to rheumatism and neu
nigis. II will cure burn. bi q. or pain. and IL
squa iy good for spr ains. For sale by II. Is.
Cochran. druggist lT and lS North Queen
street. Lancaster.
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pENNNYLvANlA RAlLROAD y 0O0nO
4 ULe.-ln e6oct from June Il lNA
Tnne EnAvn LAnoAeRnn AnA leave - ogUoV0l
At Is khllAdopAlA e folloNls -r',.,'Hl
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snseking snufilng ana coughing! This Is the
music all over the land just nov. 1--we got
snch an awful cold ifmy head" Cure II with
Ey's Cream Balm or It may end in the toughest
form OF Catarrh. havbe you have crRrrh now
Nothing IL more nauseOns aud Dreadful. I his
remedy masters II as no other ever did. Not
snun nor liquid. Pleasant. certain. radical.
mY9t2WdeOd&W
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RUPrURE-CURE GUARANTEED ny
pS is:s q cncs is Ha ousssSs sss reis1sl ne S1ss.
80 aaley. -floqeaSls q ssscS. ~ ksyss0Ss Ss
sssi 49, = zsssss ss;:SSssS g ''is:s :ssisi;s ssf;sI
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
MIcnghtlroe Bridge over .Oetorsso Greek. ne a.
ChristlsnA VIII BE- Eeceivea ct ths once Of hs
lAnoastey. Pa, until nooa. TUESDAY, JU NE
~ WI. 1he right 70 ye5oet cay O. al bids . ~
:s :sss:s I'd ISsssss g ssss - Ss:s''s:;
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CAFE SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
- kuptars. yArieoosle and Special Diseases
q sithSr .sL Why Be ilmbpfged By qnsols
LAB PnysIC!An In Philadslphia who maSeS Z
lpoc1alty OF the above 0IseAse0, and CU1x1
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n UMPHREYs'
Homeopathic Veterinary Specifics,
For Horses. Cattle. Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, Poultry.
500 rA0g BOOK
On Treatment Of Animals and Chart sent Rroo

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8.e.-COughs, Hraves, Pneu moniA.
f.r.-Colic or 0rtpes. lBallyache.
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STABLE CASE, with SPECIFICS, Manual,
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NEVER GIVE UP,

II you are troubled With nervous or sick head
ache, do not give up your case as incurable until
You have tried DIR. Leslie's special Prescription
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POLlTIOlL,

UOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
JACOB ". LEBER.
Of Ephrata township. Subject To Democratic
rules. Inarl&-ttdAw
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New Coaches, Splendid Equip
ments, Fast Time, Sure
Connection.

~ NILES the Shortest Route-FORT
~ WORTH to GAINESVILLE.
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Sunday Violations.

10 the Editor of the Herald.
Down along the Texas Il Pacific
track, where few prohibitionists are
seen, and where tho Sabbath day il
never kept over holy there where the
overalls' brigade cares more for beer
than prayers; and there along that
sanctimonious front the beer invader
finds paradise.
Yesterday Sunday counted 81
men within and under one hospitablc
roof at the same time and all passed
in less than fifteen minutes. Outside
upon the sidewalk l looked and there
were DRINKS to the right of me and
drunks to the left OF me, and among
these could be seen carved heads, be-
labored noses and eyes in mourning
disgusting beer guzzlers and excep-
tional so,s whose Sabbath habits are
lar beyond redemption. For the
good of the rising generation the po-
lice should drive them off the side
walk; for while most of the de-
cent saloons are closed, the back-door
dives are wide open, some of these
having.as many as three bar-tenders'
RAILRoADER.